fix: watch position interval change from hardcode value to user input#368
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Overview
This change updates the watchPosition configuration to correctly respect the user-provided interval option.
Previously, the location update interval was hardcoded to 1000ms, which caused the interval option to be ignored. As a result:
Location updates were triggered primarily when the distanceFilter threshold was crossed.
When distanceFilter was set to 0, updates were delivered every second, even if the user specified a longer interval (e.g., 30 seconds).
With this change, the interval value supplied by the user is now correctly applied to watchPosition. This allows users to control how frequently location updates are received, independent of distance changes (for example, receiving updates every 30 seconds with distanceFilter: 0).
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Test Plan
Ran the local unit test